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To schedule a post in manual mode, open its settings in Blog management, turn on Schedule post, choose a date, save, and update the website. You can then verify it appears in the Scheduled section.
Schedule a post from its settings
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In the editor, open Blog management from the left-hand panel and find the post you want to schedule.
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Click the ellipsis (⋮) beside the post title, then open the post settings.
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In the General tab, scroll down and switch on Schedule post.
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Select the date you want the post to publish.
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Save the changes, then update the website.
Scheduling is an individual post setting in the General tab. The post settings also include Featured image and Categories tabs; the General tab contains details such as the title, description, URL, authors, and publication date. The scheduling instructions describe the scheduling steps, while the post settings guide outlines the available tabs.
Confirm the post is scheduled
Return to Blog management and open the Scheduled section. The post should appear there. Support documentation says a scheduled post will publish automatically at the date and time selected.
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The available instructions do not specify which timezone is used or describe the exact time-selection controls. They also do not explain how to reschedule or cancel a post, so avoid assuming that changing the date or removing a scheduled post follows a particular process.
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